Not only that, hes got the brakes on still

The air shock works well, but i think it would be better with coil, or maybe a PUSH tuned air shock that suits the bike. New forks would be a great upgrade if you wanted a more gravity orientated bike. Some 66s or Lyriks. Dont go over 160mm of travel though.

The frame is suprisingly robust. Obviously it has limits but it'll put up with a lot. Wheels are a good upgrade, some Mavics or DT Swiss rims are a good place to start, then Pro 2s or Halo Spin docotrs seem to be a standard hub to go with (Or go NS as they're polish too, i think..).

Cranks should be okay. Don't fix them till they're broken i guess is the motto there. Chainguide is very much what you like the look of, they all do the same job at the same price.

They work well, suit the bike nicely. If you have the cash flow go for Lyriks though, lighter and will still be nice and strong.

Yeh, LG1 or a Gamut will be purchased soon.

Yeh, Shimano cranks are strong enough for almost any application. Saints are overkill IMO.
When you say you shaved the cranks, what do you mean?

It you broke them 2 hours out of the box you were clearly doing something wrong..

you sure you even own two used condoms.

but the frame weighs as much as a llama.

Built up like my Six it would make a nice freeride bike. Don't think it's seen the light of day for over a year now.. :\

Oh and of course i'd show them..?
What a stupid question.
I'm not ashamed of them or anything..

It'll have faded by the time i'm 60.. :\ Lip tattoos are supposed to fade within months. Mines still there but not so visable.
I have 1" lobes, a full sleeve coming, stretched nostrils and lip.. This is the least of my worries.
I have no regrets. Whats the point in living if you don't do what you want?

I love mine. It really is a fun little bike. Pedals better now i've had a fiddle with the shock which is great. It inspires me to ride harder and faster. Nothing i've ridden compares to it in all honesty. Norco get bad press but my Six is a little beauty. I'm aware it can't take of huge stuff, but thats not what i go for anyway. It'll jump, drop and Downhill as well as i can.
Sort the brakes out by fitting some better pads. Shimano ones are a tad crap. Superstar ones are good, or A2Z blues. Cheap and reliable.

You only live once.. Why live it regretting things i could of done?
I'd hardly describe it as idiotic, other things i do maybe but this no.. You never see it anyway :\ It's a joke. Keeps people amused.

Ty, i'd rather not be Normal. It's nothing compared to other stuff i have.

It'll do anything as far as i'm concerned, Jack of all trades master of none as they say.
It's a size small, so not really an all day bike as i'm 6ft but i can ride it about no problem.
Jumps well, It's stupidly quick and can take hits well. Going to give it a proper shake down next week but as far as i'm concerned it's the best bike i;ve owned. It's just so, Fun. The faith was great, but too serious. This puts a smile on my face.

the 66s are ok. Lyriks would be much better if you have the money. Weights a shade under 40lbs i think, which will drop when a get new parts. Air shock is great. I love them, always have. It's a personal thing i guess. I'm just not a fan of coil. Works well though. doesn't pedal well though.